The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-15

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Mrs Stewart Beebe is in Detroit for
weeks stay.
Our job department has been over
run this week.
Installation ceremonies in tie X.
T. last night.
c. +. Shattuck is repainting the
front of his store.
N. M. Pray has received his new
safe, it is safe one.
The churches were all trimmed
nicely for Easter service.
The city pound master collected the
sum Of $2.2s during the year.
w. ]. McCurdy is building house
on Adams street for Geo Haskell.
The greatest query in the minds of
our citizens is, Who will be Marshal?
Mrs. d. M. Christian has gone TO
Chagrin Falls. Ohio, for an extended
visit.
Another shipment of fine line of
wall PAPER and window curtains at
Twins.
H. X. Tooley and wife were the
guests Of Rev. B. F. Matrau, at Sag
NAV, Sunday.
Annual parish meeting Of the Epis
Copal church will be held next Mon.
day evening.
c. H. Kelsey, Of the Famous, left
for Chicago Wednesday evening TO
buy new goods.
The case Of Woodward VS.. Il. Ne
Ian and G.. l.. Dimmick has been adj
journed to May 81.
Z. A. Todd has sold his interest
in the firm of Lawrence, Hamblin &
Co., to Lawrence & Son.
The Council has ordered a side
walk built on Dewey street from Oil
yer north to Queen street.
S. E. Parklll was in Detroit over
Sudnay, and A. d. Whipple, of Bat
tie Greek, was in Owosso.
Married, April roth, by Rev. c. II.
Wilson, David l.. Henderson, of this
city and Adell Stevens, of Chesaning.
The new city officers begin their
duties next Monday. The present
Council will hold its last session next
Monday evening.
The Republican State ticket leads
the Democratic ticket about $1,000
votes. Not much of day for Re-
publicans, either.
On the bill to make the penalty
tor murder capital punishment in
Michigan, Rep. Watson voted "no,"
and Rep. Chapel "yes.''
The bill allowing women to vote at
municipal elections in this State was
killed in the House Tuesday. Rep.
F. H. Watson led the opposition to
the bill.
w. l.. Smith, of Lansing, has been
in Owosso this week making arrange
ments to organize lodge of Knights
of Pythias, and it is expected that IN
short time the organization will be
completed.
The Council has requested Rep.
Watson to have the amendments to
the city chartef passed by the Coun-
Gil made law by the Legislature in
preference 10 the changes desired by
the Business Mems Association.
A man giving the name of John
Fitzgerald, and claiming to hail from
Pinconning, was arrested on Tues
day on charge of throwing a bottle
through one of the windows of Will
dermuth's bus, convicted and will
board with Sheriff Cole for twenty
days.
A meeting was held on Wednesday
evening to organize base ball club
in this city for the coming summer.
Committees we're appointed TO solicit
funds and to put the grounds in shape:
Another meeting will be held shortly
at which all interested should be
present.
On account of the number or new
scholars the school board have found
it necessary 10 employ more teachers,
and have placed Maggie Mcclure in
the second ward building and Fife
Ayers in the fourth ward building.
In the fourth ward it was necessary to
fit up one of the vestbules into
school room.
Chesaning Argus: Married,in Owos
so, on Sunday, April 10, 1887, at the
residence of the brides sister, OF that
city, Mr.. ID. l.. Henderson, of Owosso
and Mrs. Adella Stevens Of Chesan
ing. The wedding was quiet one,
only the relatives, and few intimate